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Example request. Subject: Buy now or wait?. seatgeek.com/new-york-knicks-tickets/11-4-2026… Five of us, want to sit together.
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A question, the thing worth knowing, and a clear call. In plain English, in the same thread.
Email your ticket guy01 · The question
From: You
Six of us for Morgan Wallen at MetLife, Aug 7. Found Section 120, Row 15 for $1,140. Good deal?
02 · What I spotted
From: Your ticket guy
- The listing says “seated in pairs”: six tickets, but three sets of two.
- $1,140 is before fees. The listing’s own total is $1,368.
03 · My call
Skip this one if you want to sit together.
Section 118, Row 9 lists six together for $1,425 with fees: $57 more, all in one row. I’d check that listing first.
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Which events can you help with?
Concerts and major sports across the US are our focus. For other US events, send the details and we’ll tell you how much we can help.
Can you tell me whether to buy now or wait?
When there’s enough comparable price history, yes: how prices are moving and what I’d do. A fall in the cheapest single ticket doesn’t always help a group that wants to sit together, and if the evidence is thin, I’ll say so.
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Ticket Guy is an AI ticket assistant overseen by our team. It works from your request, what the listing says and available market data. If something hasn’t been verified, the reply says so.
Can you guarantee the price, or that tickets are valid?
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